Fremont Newark junior college bond vote urged for June 4
Fremont Newark Junior College District seeks $11.1 million in general obligation bonds to acquire 467 acre Huddleson Ranch for a permanent campus and construct facilities. Officials project 3,210 full time equivalent students by year three, and note tax rate relief after three years while delaying costs could raise building prices by up to 1 million. State funds potentially $563,000 may vanish with delay.
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Capital Disorder in Washington Drives Fires and Fear
Washington endures more than 400 incendiary fires since rioting after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was slain. Business declines 20 to 80 percent as drivers face harassment and tourists stay away. Sen. Byrd urges federal troops, saying police cannot enforce law. Hoodlums roam near the Capitol as Byrd notes safety fears. Senate passes crime bill amendment on federal felons. other senators seek cotton import protections amid committee maneuvering.
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This Day In History Highlights 1806 to 1963 Events
A compact historical digest notes 1806 Columbus death in Spain 1902 Cuban republic ends American occupation under Gen Leonard Wood 1927 Lindbergh begins solo flight landing 38 hours later 1963 Supreme Court allows sit-in demonstrations. Also quotes and notes on political shifts and labor union realignments with UAW and potential Teamsters revival under new leadership.
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Countdown South Africa exit and draft study reveal scarce fitness
A government study reports over 40,000 Confit ten drafted for military service with few deeming themselves fit. Defense Secretary Clack Clif ford warns South Vietnamese progress appears to widen the war. The piece questions which side gains.
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Clack Clifford
Resurrection City critique from a columnist on the Poor People’s March
Washington columnist denounces Resurrection City as a slick and hollow stunt that exploits the poor. He argues the real needs are ballot access, decent jobs, and end to employment discrimination, while condemning both white politicians and Negro leadership for promoting unattainable promises.
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Paar
Resurrection City
Potomac
Baptists Challenge March Permit Denial in Capital Park
Baptist leaders plan to contest Interior Department refusal to permit a March public march and rally on the mall during their Continental Congress of the Crusade of Americas Oct 10 to 13. They cite a White House permit for the Poor People’s Army nearby and press Congress and presidential hopefuls to address alleged park discrimination.
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Monte E. Fitch
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Nimitz Drivers Need a Respite editorial note
Readers discuss freeway noise from trucks on Nimitz and MacArthur corridors and question who should bear the impact. The letter argues to preserve the original plan, favoring minimal disruption for most residents while noting potential neighbors near MacArthur would suffer.
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